Migration has become an easy target for voter frustration, but the promised cuts are unlikely to deliver what politicians ...

A vast public artwork naming 18,457 children killed in Gaza has arrived in Sydney, confronting viewers with individual lives ...

Australia’s housing crisis is the result of failing to build enough well-located homes, not excessive migration. Cutting ...

Since the April ceasefire, Israeli forces have destroyed dozens of villages in southern Lebanon, displaced hundreds of thousands of civilians and built new military infrastructure across occupied ...

The 3-Day Guarantee gives more families access to subsidised early education and care, but universality requires something more fundamental: a guaranteed place and a government responsible for ...

Leading AI companies are reportedly preparing for the fallout from a major cyberattack or other catastrophic event, ...

The latest US sanctions target the International Criminal Court as an institution, raising the stakes for allies that profess ...

Donald Trump remains globally consequential, but his ability to bend other governments and institutions to his will is ...

Sovereignty has never meant an unlimited right to impose harm beyond national borders. AI and other global risks may require ...

Plans to slash the bridging visa population are central to Coalition and One Nation migration targets, but the backlog is ...

In the first of two parts, Robin Brown and Gregory Andrews examine why AI, climate change, pandemics and online markets ...

In this speech, James Curran reflects on Paul Keating’s foreign policy legacy and argues that Australia has lost the ...